Telekinesis Novels & Stories

Although he's talking to me, his eyes are narrowed at his glass of orange juice on the table beside me. "What are you doing? Has the drink offended you in some way?" I shift upright a little to see him better and he laughs, holding his hand out towards the glass. "I'm thirsty, but too full to move, so I'm trying out telekinesis to bring my glass closer." He wiggles his fingers towards the drink and I pass it over to him, laughing when he gives a little fist bump and declares himself now a master of telekinesis. "I got the drink to me without touching it, didn't I?"

Learning more about him, as he also learned more about them. Perhaps sensing Brandon's hesitation Nate made a motion with his hands and said. "How about I start off...." He tapped two fingers to his skull and explained. "I am basically telekinetic. I move or stop things with my mind." "No way!" Brandon found himself saying, only for Nate to shush him. "PLEASE, hold your exclamations of surprise boys!" Nate admonished as he dropped his hand from his head and put his palm out. He centered it over the empty cup sitting to the left of Landers arm.

They were tending to wounds, checking the area for any threats, and doing all the things that seemed to come naturally for a group of werewolf bikers. “Werewolf.” The word sounded ridiculous in my mind, almost like something from a cheesy movie or a young adult novel. But I had seen Kane change into a wolf. I had watched him fight in that form. I had seen Marcus do the same. And I had also moved a car with my mind. The memory of moving that car replayed in my head, like a broken record. The way the metal had creaked and shifted just because I needed it to move was unbelievable. Marcus called it telekinesis, as if it was just a casual detail rather than somethi

"Right now, you can only manipulate small things. Later, with practice..." "Let's just focus on the now," Siron cut him off mentally, feeling dizzy after levitating a sofa cushion back into place. Kit watched in awe. "This is insane. It's like you have telekinesis." "It's more like... tapping into the energy that's already around the object," Siron explained, channeling the feeling from Lyra. "I'm not moving it with my mind, but with... intent." "Still cool, though." By dawn, the apartment looked habitable again. It was still a mess, but no longer looked like a crime scene.

- Tsuki said, taking the lighter. - You know that the flow and energy is what moves or controls objects, one thing is to control the flow of a spell, another thing is to pull and move small objects, moving the object as if it were a length of wave or even gravity being compressed by energy, would be a telekinesis, distorting the object and moving it, sucking in, and retracting. – Lilith said. - Now, let's try with the lighter. – Lilith said. At that hour, the damn lighter had been idle for a good fifteen minutes.

“huh? He gave me a brief glance. “Yeah. That thing you have is similar to telekinesis. But why do you have it?” My confusion grew. “Telekinesis? I don’t know… I don’t think I am special enough to possess telekinesis…” He looked at me, pulling his lips into a grim line. “Maya,” he said, lowering his phone. “You are special. Don’t ever say that again.” He got up and picked me up, making me yelp.

They must’ve been the brave few who dared disobey the notice I put out. Releasing my hold on my magic, I let it sweep across the floor. Since my affinity was telekinesis I could move most things with my mind. I felt them around me, like a sixth sense. They still had to be within my line of sight though. I had tried moving things I couldn’t see, and it just wasn’t possible without a spell. My magic clipped the first woman on the shoulder and sent her tumbling into her friend. They both went sprawling into a group of males and were lost within the chaos.

The buzzing of the flies, the dampness of the soil beneath my knees, the coldness of her skin, all of it blurred, washing away into a blinding suffocating white. Something was pressing against me— Hands? Warm but heavy. They pushed me down, grounding me. Then something colder touched my forehead. I wanted to scream. I wanted to sob. But the voice whispered again, softer now. “I’m right here… Isla…” The whiteness dissolved into fragments shadows dancing, light flickering, heat burning through my temples. My limbs felt too heavy to move. I was being lifted, or carried, or maybe just floating in and out of something I couldn’t name.

“Die! You son of a bitch!” Someone threw a few rocks with the size of an adult human’s head. This vampire has the ability to make things move according to his desires. The vampire used telekinesis to gather rocks from the ground beneath them as they were all on the trees with a height of a few meters away from the ground. “What the fuck?!”

He hissed. “No!” Ruru shouted at him and he then used his telekinesis power to lift the steels around them and made those things attack Kaizer but… Ruru’s eyes widened and he stopped. “Where is he?!” Ruru panicked. The steels just fell the floor because he lost his momentum. Kaizer teleported somewhere and was gone in a blink of an eye. Tan was looking around and trying to feel Kaizer’s presence. “What the!” Tan gasped and was so pissed. Ruru used his telekinesis power again. He moved the objects around him to look for Kaizer but..